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BobHaskell said:
I wonder what she was pointing to originally. The sack lunch text was added to the image.
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Bob - take a look. I wondered about that, and the strange angle the food basket sits in her hand. Her thumb isn't holding the basket from falling. Here's the original. Note how many things were altered. Today folks change truth to get attention. That applies to many areas of our digital lives ...

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(Wonder how many folks remember "I"ll gladly pay you Tuesday for a hamburger today". If I recall my history classes, Meatless Tuesdays were a WW2 tradition, encouraged by FDR and Eleanor.)
 
NutmegCT said:
Bob - take a look. I wondered about that, and the strange angle the food basket sits in her hand. Her thumb isn't holding the basket from falling. Here's the original. Note how many things were altered. Today folks change truth to get attention. That applies to many areas of our digital lives ...

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(Wonder how many folks remember "I"ll gladly pay you Tuesday for a hamburger today". If I recall my history classes, Meatless Tuesdays were a WW2 tradition, encouraged by FDR and Eleanor.)
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Ah, Wimpy
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Elliot - notice the snood?
 
Places I don't want to work.

Passed this sign yesterday

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eek
 
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#1 The English Department!
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Say re-sent grad-u-8-s...
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That commitment has ben noticed.
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And they come too!
 
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Google: "Big Boy's Steel Erection is a contracting company based in Hazelwood. Serving clients throughout Missouri, it offers services in contruction and steel work."

Erica
 
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